The Twilight Sad have finally announced the details of their hugely anticipated sophomore album Forget The Night Ahead. Ttrailed by opener ‘Reflections Of The Television’ - which dropped on Pitchfork during May, and forthcoming single ‘I Became A Prostitute’ which is out on August 3rd, the new album will be released in the UK on 5th October via FatCat Records.

As long-time supporters of The Twilight Sad, TLOBF have been given the video to the new single 'I Became A Prostitute' days before anyone else. Along with 'Reflections Of The Television' (which you can stream here), 'Prostitute' marks a visceral return for the Kilsyth quartet. According to sources close to the band, Forget The Night Ahead material is even more harrowing than predecessor Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters - so if you think lines like "the kids are on fire in the bedroom" were dark, prepare to scared shitless.

The video for 'Prostitute' is, unsuprisginly, harrowing in it's own right. A montage of what looks like 1920's footage of Burlesque clubs from Eastern Europe set against the unmistakable backdrop of James Graham's Scottish howl and primal force of rhythm section Andy MacFarlane, Craig Orzel and Mark Devine. Never have the band sounded so vital.